TWI264845B - Method of forming an electrode structure useful in energy storage devices - Google Patents
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1264845 九、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 本發明係關於一種形成電極結構的方 本發明係關於一種形成用於 奇疋吕之, 法。 b里儲存裝置之電極結構的方 【先前技術】1264845 IX. Description of the Invention: [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a method of forming an electrode structure. The present invention relates to a method for forming a singularity. The electrode structure of the storage device in b. [Prior Art]
材:里置之電極結構習知係由包含粉末型式的碳質 Γ 合劑及溶劑的裝液製備。此浆液典型上使用刀葉 片方法塗覆於金屬箔集電器以提 ^ 风仏氷液的薄、均勻塗声 集電器,該經塗覆集電器接著於 曰、 f於烤相中乾燥以移除溶劑及 :、化黏合劑。該電極結構可接著選擇性地碍光以藉由減少 、 、兄刀羊減少電極結構的整體 孔隙度以硬化塗覆於集電器的電化學活性材料。 、伴隨關連於方法中使用溶劑形成電極裝置的此種習知方 法存在種種缺點,例如使用溶劑於這些習知方法會造成關 於料性有機化合物(V0Cs)釋入環境中的環境議題;伴隨 此種办劑的使用之增加成本(包括碟保溶劑自該電極結構 的足夠移除所需的增加烤箱乾燥次數所造成的增加能量成 本)。 克服伴隨習知電極組裝方法的缺點之一個企圖揭示於頒 予FlrS1Ch的美國專利第5,993,996號,Firsich揭示,尤其是, 藉由喷務、k覆兔化黏合劑及碳化聚合物前躺體於可移動背 材上形成碳電極單晶片。該經喷霧塗覆材料可在碳化前或 後自背材移除,經碳化材料可經由後續酸處理活化及官能 99230.doc 1264845 化。然而,希望具一種直接沉積經活化碳材料於集電器之 方法,其不需如Firsich所揭示的後續碳化及其最小化或消 除溶劑之需求。 【發明内容】 在本發明一個方向提供一種形成電極結構的方法,其包 括Q)藉由喷霧一種混合物至集電器而沉積多孔電極於集電 器,混合物包括:⑴碳;(ii)黏合劑;及,選擇性地,(丨⑴Material: The electrode structure in the prior art is prepared by a liquid containing a powder type carbonaceous chelating agent and a solvent. The slurry is typically applied to a metal foil current collector using a blade method to provide a thin, uniform sound collector of the ice-cold liquid, which is then dried in the roasted phase to remove Solvent and:, chemical binder. The electrode structure can then selectively block light to harden the electrochemically active material applied to the current collector by reducing the overall porosity of the electrode structure by reducing it. There are various disadvantages associated with such conventional methods of using a solvent to form an electrode device in connection with a method, such as the use of solvents in these conventional methods which cause environmental issues regarding the release of organic organic compounds (VOs) into the environment; The increased cost of using the agent (including the increased energy cost of increasing the number of times the oven is dried required for sufficient removal of the disc from the electrode structure). An attempt to overcome the shortcomings of the conventional electrode assembly method is disclosed in U.S. Patent No. 5,993,996 issued to FlrS1, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference. A carbon electrode single wafer is formed on the moving backing material. The spray coated material can be removed from the backing material before or after carbonization, and the carbonized material can be activated by subsequent acid treatment and functionalization 99230.doc 1264845. However, it would be desirable to have a method of directly depositing activated carbon material in a current collector that does not require subsequent carbonization as disclosed by Firsich and its need to minimize or eliminate solvents. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In one aspect of the invention, a method of forming an electrode structure is provided, comprising: Q) depositing a porous electrode in a current collector by spraying a mixture to a current collector, the mixture comprising: (1) carbon; (ii) a binder; And, selectively, (丨(1)
電傳導添加劑;(b)加熱(a)的產物以熟化黏合劑;及,選擇 性地,(c)砑光(b)的產物。 在本發明另一個方向提供一種形成電極結構的方法,其 包括··(a)藉由靜電喷霧沉積一種混合物至集電器而沉積多 孔電極於集電器,混合物包括:⑴碳;(ii)黏合劑;及,選 擇性地,(iii)電傳導添加劑;(b)加熱(a)的產物以熟化黏合 劑;及,選擇性地,(C)砑光(b)的產物。 在本發明另一個方向提供一種形成電極結構的方法,其 包括:⑷預處理集電器以改良其表面能;(b)藉由嘴霧一種 混合物至該集電器而沉積多孔電極於該經改良集電器,混 合物包括:⑴碳;(ii)黏合劑;及,選擇性地,㈣電傳; 添加劑;⑻加熱⑷的產物以熟化黏合劑;及,選擇性地, (c)财光(b)的產物。 在本發明另—個方向,提供—種長壽命雙層電容器,豆 包括:⑷至少兩個由本發明方法製備的電極結構;(b)置: 該至少兩個電極結構之間的至少一個多孔分離㈣ 至少兩個電極結構及該至少-個多孔分離器接觸的電解; 99230.doc 1264845 溶液。 在本發明另一個方 向’ k供一種包含由本發明方法努 的電極結構之能量儲存裝置。 、備 /在本'明另一個方向,提供本發明能量儲存裝置於各 ::充之用迷’包括·汽車、電力品質系統、引擎啟動系統、 、 ’、、、’充、風車的能量儲存系統、醫藥系統、 /Ια車推進系統、軍用雷$ 電子糸統、傳輸糸統、商用電子系 消費者用電子系統、辦册々φ 2 / 另 t f式電子糸統、音聲系統及消費者 裝置。An electrically conductive additive; (b) heating the product of (a) to cure the binder; and, optionally, (c) the product of calendering (b). In another aspect of the invention, a method of forming an electrode structure is provided, comprising: (a) depositing a porous electrode to a current collector by electrostatically spraying a mixture to a current collector, the mixture comprising: (1) carbon; (ii) bonding And, optionally, (iii) an electrically conductive additive; (b) heating the product of (a) to cure the binder; and, optionally, (C) the product of calendering (b). In another aspect of the invention, a method of forming an electrode structure is provided, comprising: (4) pretreating a current collector to improve surface energy thereof; (b) depositing a porous electrode in the improved set by a mixture of nozzle mist to the current collector An electrical appliance, the mixture comprising: (1) carbon; (ii) a binder; and, optionally, (d) a telen; an additive; (8) heating the product of (4) to ripen the binder; and, optionally, (c) Caiguang (b) Product. In another aspect of the invention, a long life double layer capacitor is provided, the bean comprising: (4) at least two electrode structures prepared by the method of the invention; (b) placing: at least one porous separation between the at least two electrode structures (d) at least two electrode structures and electrolysis in contact with the at least one porous separator; 99230.doc 1264845 solution. In another aspect of the invention, an energy storage device comprising the electrode structure of the method of the present invention is provided. In the other direction of the present invention, the energy storage device of the present invention is provided in each of the following:: charging for the automobile, including the automobile, the electric power quality system, the engine starting system, the ',, the 'charged, the windmill's energy storage. System, medical system, /Ια car propulsion system, military mine $ electronic system, transmission system, commercial electronics consumer electronic system, register 々 φ 2 / another tf electronic system, audio system and consumers Device.
本發明沉積方法的使用係使用為使用者及環境皆友善的 ;斗在白决液體塗覆應用方法所使用的有害逸出有機溶 :載體之需求幾乎被消、,於是,本發明沉積方法產生些 被(若存在)揮發性物質進入環境的排放;由此,減輕空氣污 染及伴隨此種揮發性物質的健康議題。而I,本發明方法 顯現非常高的塗覆效率,其係部分基於過喷霧材料的易循 % 11,例如,在本發明一個具體實施例中,至少乃重量% 的經錢粉末;或者是至少85重量%的經喷霧粉末轉移至 集電印及保g於其上,其餘粉末可容易地被回收及以重 量°/。或更高的速率循環。 合適用於本發明的沉積技術包括如,粉末火焰喷塗、火 喷塗熱解、燃燒化學氣相沉積、高速火焰熱喷、空氣電 漿喷霧、靜電喷霧、電弧喷霧及流體化浸人。在本發明一 個具體實施例中,㈣靜電喷霧沉積技術。在此具體實施 例的個方面,彳政細磨碎碳及黏合劑的混合物被施以靜電 99230.doc 1264845 荷及推進至集電器。在此具體實施例的另一個方面,可使 用‘準負電暈靜電喷槍以沉積碳及黏合劑的混合物於連接 至接地的集電器。此種喷霧槍的一個實例為購自NordsonThe use of the deposition method of the present invention is friendly to the user and the environment; the harmful organic solvent used in the application method of the liquid-repellent coating method is almost eliminated, and thus the deposition method of the present invention is produced. Some emissions of (if any) volatile substances enter the environment; thereby reducing air pollution and health issues associated with such volatiles. While I, the process of the present invention exhibits very high coating efficiencies, based in part on the ease of passage of the overspray material, for example, in one embodiment of the invention, at least a weight percent of the spent powder; or At least 85% by weight of the sprayed powder is transferred to the collector and protected, and the remaining powder can be easily recovered and weighed by weight. Or a higher rate loop. Deposition techniques suitable for use in the present invention include, for example, powder flame spraying, fire spray pyrolysis, combustion chemical vapor deposition, high velocity flame thermal spray, air plasma spray, electrostatic spray, arc spray, and fluidized dip people. In a specific embodiment of the invention, (iv) electrostatic spray deposition techniques. In one aspect of this embodiment, the mixture of finely ground carbon and binder is applied to the current collector by electrostatics 99230.doc 1264845. In another aspect of this embodiment, a "quasi-negative corona electrostatic spray gun can be used to deposit a mixture of carbon and adhesive on a current collector connected to ground. An example of such a spray gun is purchased from Nordson.
Corporation 0f Amherst俄亥俄的 VersaSprayll。 碳、黏合劑及,選擇性的,電傳導添加劑的經噴霧混合 . 物藉由如傳導、對流、輻射、電感熱能量、電磁輻射能; 或其組成而熟化。在一個具體實施例中,碳、黏合劑及, / ϋ擇性的’電傳導添加劑的經噴霧混合物加熱至高於黏合 劑的玻璃態化溫度,但低於黏合劑的分解溫度之溫度2至 120分鐘的期間;或是2至6〇分鐘;或是2至分鐘。 本發明方法可選擇性地包括集電器預處理操作,例如, 該集電器可進行表面處理以改善其表面能以增進其可濕性 及/或其黏著性質。 面預處理操作包括,如 、熱處理及化學處理。Corporation 0f Amherst Ohio's VersaSprayll. Spray mixing of carbon, binders, and, selective, electrically conductive additives. The material is matured by, for example, conduction, convection, radiation, inductive thermal energy, electromagnetic radiation energy, or a composition thereof. In one embodiment, the sprayed mixture of carbon, binder, and/or selective 'electrically conductive additive is heated to a temperature above the glass transition temperature of the binder but below the decomposition temperature of the binder 2 to 120 The period of minutes; or 2 to 6 minutes; or 2 to minutes. The method of the present invention may optionally include a current collector pretreatment operation, for example, the current collector may be surface treated to improve its surface energy to enhance its wettability and/or its adhesive properties. Surface pretreatment operations include, for example, heat treatment and chemical treatment.
適合用於本發明的集電器,表 電暈蝕刻、機械磨蝕、化學蝕刻 【實施方式】 牡一1回具體實施例中 W碍况積的多孔電極 頌現在25及500微米之間的平均孰 M m n 士 …化;度,或是在50及250 U木之間,或疋在50及15〇微米之間。 在一個具體實施例中,由本發 w w m^ n 方法所形成的多孔電極 心貝現、羞化y於1 〇%的均勻厚声· 2%;於5/0,或疋少於 合適用於本發明電極結構的 I ie,#知本技藝者知道選擇 集電器可由幾乎任何電導體 已知應用的集電器的適當建 99230.doc 1264845 造材料,例如,孰s 土 哭^ …、4本技☆者可認知要併入雙層超級電容 :的電:結構的集電器應由顯現對用於該裝置的電解材料 、: 及化予抗腐蝕的電傳導材料製造。在一個具體實 =例中,該集電器可由自銘、不鏽鋼、鋅、鈦、組、銅、 金、錄、或其組合所選出材料製造;或是自銅及鋁所選出 材料;或是鋁。 呈在個具體實施例中,該集電器可為一種包括,如,落、 ,三度空間結構的泡珠金屬、冷脹金屬、網狀物、網、毛 織物及其組合之型式。在此具體實施例的一個方向,該集 電器可由鋁箔製造。 。在一個具體實施例中,本發明集電器顯現-種5至500微 米的平均厚度;或是在5至10〇微米;或是在5及50微米。 “在本發明一個具體實施例中,碳、黏合劑及,選擇性的, 電傳導添加劑的混合物可包含5〇至98重量%的碳;或是5〇 。至95重量%的碳,或是50至90重量°/。的碳,或是50至85重量 %的碳’或是50至80重量%的碳。 在本發明一個具體實施例中’碳、黏合劑及,選擇性的, 電=導添加劑的混合物可包含不超過50重量%的黏合劑, 或,〇.5至50重量%的黏合劑’或是2至5〇重量%的黏合劑, 或是少於15重量%的黏合劑,或是〇5至1〇重量%的黏合 劑’或是少於5重量%的黏合劑。 在本發明一個具體實施例中,碳、黏合劑及,選擇性的, 電傳導添加劑的混合物可包含少於或等於1〇重量%的電傳 導添加劑;或是少於5重量%的電傳導添加劑;或是少於2 99230.doc 1264845 重量%的電傳導添加劑。 大網狀碳、碳 合適用於本發明的碳包括,如,活性碳 奈米管及富勒烯。 在-個具體實施例中,碳為活性碳及顯現大於i〇f_電 容。 - 在另-具體實施例中,碳為活性碳及顯現使用A current collector suitable for use in the present invention, table corona etching, mechanical abrasion, chemical etching [Embodiment] The average 孰M between the 25 and 500 micrometers of the porous electrode W in the specific example Mn 士士化; degrees, either between 50 and 250 U wood, or between 50 and 15 〇 micron. In a specific embodiment, the porous electrode formed by the method of the present invention has a uniform thickness of 2%, and a uniform thickness of 2%; at 5/0, or less than 合适 is suitable for the present invention. Iie, invented the electrode structure, know that the skilled person knows that the selected current collector can be made of a suitable collector of almost any electrical conductor known to be used in the construction of 99230.doc 1264845, for example, 孰s earth cry ^ ..., 4 skills ☆ It is recognized that the electrical to be incorporated into the two-layer supercapacitor: the current collector of the structure should be made of an electrically conductive material that appears to be used for the device, and that is resistant to corrosion. In a specific example, the current collector may be made of materials selected from the group consisting of stainless steel, zinc, titanium, group, copper, gold, magnet, or a combination thereof; or selected from copper and aluminum; or aluminum . In one embodiment, the current collector can be of a type including, for example, a falling, three-dimensional structure of a bead metal, a swellable metal, a mesh, a mesh, a woven fabric, and combinations thereof. In one direction of this embodiment, the current collector can be fabricated from aluminum foil. . In a specific embodiment, the current collector of the present invention exhibits an average thickness of from 5 to 500 microns; alternatively from 5 to 10 microns; or between 5 and 50 microns. "In a specific embodiment of the invention, the mixture of carbon, binder and, optionally, electrically conductive additive may comprise from 5 to 98% by weight of carbon; or from 5 to 95% by weight of carbon, or 50 to 90% by weight of carbon, or 50 to 85% by weight of carbon' or 50 to 80% by weight of carbon. In one embodiment of the invention 'carbon, binder and, selective, electricity The mixture of conductive additives may comprise no more than 50% by weight of binder, or 55 to 50% by weight of binder' or 2 to 5% by weight of binder, or less than 15% by weight of binder Or a binder of 5 to 1% by weight of binder or less than 5% by weight of a binder. In a specific embodiment of the invention, a mixture of carbon, binder and, selective, electrically conductive additive May contain less than or equal to 1% by weight of electrically conductive additive; or less than 5% by weight of electrically conductive additive; or less than 2 99230.doc 1264845% by weight of electrically conductive additive. Large reticulated carbon, carbon Carbons suitable for use in the present invention include, for example, activated carbon nanotubes and fullerenes. In a specific embodiment, the carbon is activated carbon and exhibits greater than i〇f_ capacitance. - In another embodiment, the carbon is activated carbon and appears to be used
Brunauer、Emmett、Teller(BET)分析方法所決定的表面積 ^為至少50m2/g,或是50至3,〇〇〇m2/g,或是至少5〇〇m2/g, 或是 500 至 2,500 m2/g,或是 8〇(^25〇〇m2/g,或是 1〇〇〇至 2,500 m2/g,或是 Uoo 至 2,5〇〇 m2/g,或是15〇〇至2,綱 m2/g 〇 在另-具體實施例中,碳為顯現由氮吸附技術的大於〇 ι m3/g的細孔容積之活性碳。 在另一具體實施例中,碳為顯現由 H〇rvath-Kawazoe(H-K)方法的孔徑分佈具至少一個尖峰在 ^ 0 · 1及5 · 0奈米之間之活性碳。 在另一具體實施例中,碳顯現由Barretw〇yner_ ' Halenda(B JH)方法的孔徑分佈具至少一個尖峰在2 〇奈米及 * 50.0奈米之間。 在另-具體實施例中’碳顯現具至少一個第一明顯高峰 於少於或等於2.0奈米的孔徑之孔徑分佈當利用Η_κ dWdl〇g(W)孔徑分佈測量時及至少—個第二明顯高峰,利 用BJH dWdlog(D)孔徑分布測量,於大於2 〇奈米的孔徑, 或是大於3奈米,或是大於5奈米,或是大於1〇奈米,或是 99230.doc -11- 1264845 大於12.5奈米。 奴為顯現少於50微米的體積平均 在另一具體實施例中 粒子大小之活性碳。 布 2 中厌為顯現微孔、介孔及大孔的分 不及至少500 m2/g的BET#而社 二虹 表面積,且10至80%的BET表面積 貝獻至具自奈米直徑的孔之活性碳。The surface area determined by Brunauer, Emmett, Teller (BET) analysis method is at least 50 m2/g, or 50 to 3, 〇〇〇m2/g, or at least 5 〇〇m2/g, or 500 to 2,500 m2. /g, or 8〇(^25〇〇m2/g, or 1〇〇〇 to 2,500 m2/g, or Uoo to 2,5〇〇m2/g, or 15〇〇 to 2, M2/g 〇 In another embodiment, the carbon is activated carbon exhibiting a pore volume greater than 〇ι 3 /g by the nitrogen adsorption technique. In another embodiment, the carbon is manifested by H〇rvath- The pore size distribution of the Kawazoe (HK) method has at least one activated carbon with a peak between ^ 0 · 1 and 5.0 nm. In another embodiment, the carbon is manifested by the Barretw〇yner_ ' Halenda (B JH) method. The pore size distribution has at least one peak between 2 〇 nanometers and * 50.0 nanometers. In another embodiment, the carbon display has a pore size distribution with at least one first apparent peak at a pore diameter of less than or equal to 2.0 nanometers. When using the Η_κ dWdl〇g(W) pore size distribution measurement and at least a second apparent peak, using the BJH dWdlog(D) pore size distribution measurement, the pore size is greater than 2 〇 nanometers, Is greater than 3 nm, or greater than 5 nm, or greater than 1 nm, or 99230.doc -11-1264845 greater than 12.5 nm. Slave appears to be less than 50 microns in volume average in another implementation In the case of active carbon in particle size, the boring of the micropores, mesopores and macropores in the cloth 2 is less than 500 m2/g, and the BET surface area is 10 to 80%. Activated carbon with pores from the diameter of the nanometer.
在另一具體實施例中,碳為—種活性碳其顯現大於1〇F/g ,電谷;耐表面積大於50 m2/g,或是50至3,_ mVg,或 是2至少5〇0 4,或是500至2,5〇〇 4,或是800至2,500 m/g ’或是 M〇0 至 2,5〇〇m2/g,或是 1,3〇〇 至 2,500 m2/g,或 疋1’500至2,500 m2/g ;細孔容積大於〇」;至少一個 尖峰在(M及50奈米之間的孔控分布及少於5〇微米的體積 平均粒子大小。在此具體實施例的方向,該碳為大網狀碳 質材料,在此具體實施例的另一個方肖,該石炭為粉末。 適合用於本發明的活性碳可由數種起始材料製造包括, 如,酚-甲醛聚合物、三聚氰醯胺_甲醛聚合物、間苯二酚_ 甲醛聚合物、聚苯胺、聚丙烯腈、kyne卜嫘縈、椰殼、碳 水化合物(如蔗糖)、瀝青、木材及其混合物。 適合用於本發明的黏合劑包括,如,聚醯胺、聚酯、纖 維素酯、甲基纖維素、甲基丙烯酸酯、聚甲基丙烯酸酯、 聚乙烯、聚丙烯、聚氯乙烯(PVC)、聚偏乙烯二氟(PVDF)、 聚苯颯、聚乙烯吡咯烷酮、聚四氟乙烯(PTFE)、泡沫聚四 氟乙烯(ePTFE)、乙烯丙烯雙烯單體(epdm)、高分子量聚 乙烯(UHMWPE)、苯乙烯系及其組合。適合用於本發明的 99230.doc 12 1264845 商業可提供黏合劑包括購自Atofina Chemicals of 飞 Phla’負州的Kynar® 761及Kynar® 2801。熟知本技 ☆者头道4擇適合用於包含本發明電極結構的已知裝置的 :口 J材料’例如’對用於雙層的電極結構、超級電容器, =本技右者知道選擇與要用於該裝置的電解質相容的黏 合劑材料。 /、體實轭例中,該黏合劑顯現少於或等於5微米的 I 粒ΐ大小。在另—個具體實施例中,該黏合劑顯 均粒子2碳所顯現的體積平均粒子大小的50%的體積平 適合用於本發明的電傳導添加劑包括 氧化欽、氧化針及其混合物,在一個且 反/,,、石墨 值逡、M A 1U具體貫轭例中,該電 傳導添加劑包括傳導性 該傳導性碳H 體實&例的-個方向, 商孝可提供’二、、、石墨及其混合物’適合用於本發明的 商業了&供厌黑包括’如,分別得自Azk0N()bel及 C〇rP〇ratlon的科琴黑及乙 該電傳導添加劑顯現少於或等::一具體實施例中, 小。 飞4於5〇4未的體積平均粒子大 本發明電極結構可用於多 雙層電容器(亦已知為超級電容存也裝置包括’如’電 “化4置及電容去離子裝置。包 電力 量儲存裝置可用於多種系統包括,如」=、、、口構的能 動系統、光電池的能量儲存系統二:,.先、引擎啟 醫藥系統、汽車推m “b里錯存系統、 車用電子系統、傳輸系統、商 99230.doc 1264845 (C2H5)4NBF4、(c?h 、 5)3(CH3)NBF4、(c H ) PBF 及( (CH3)PBF4的族群。在_加曰磁 4汉…汨5)3 、 在一個具體實施例中,著名的鹽類之一 可以 0· 1 至 2.5 mol/L,或 〇 ^ 5 ? 、 液。 次〇·5至2 m〇l/L的濃度溶解於有機溶 適合用於本發明的分龅 離夯了由,如,聚丙烯纖維的 ^織物、玻璃纖維的非織造織物、合成纖維、天然纖維或 其組合物所製造。 4 見在在下列,例中詳細敘述_些本發明具體實施例,在 下列實财說明的所有分率及百分率係以重量表示除非另 外訂定。 力 實例1 電極結構的製備 二種不同活性碳使用於實例丨_36。 在表I中標不ff B P - 1 5丨丨的石卢"άΤ日塞ώ η丄 的厌Τ購自日本Kuraray Chemical 的 BP-15。 在表I中標示為”EGL_572”的碳係由將購自賓州費城 Rohm and Hass Company的產品 Ambers〇rbTM 572碾碎為少 於3 0微米粒子大小而製備。 在表I中標示為”EGL-923”的碳係由將購自賓州費城 Rohm and Haas Company 的產品 AmberliteTMXAD-761 於 1,000 (:下奴化及在二氧化碳下活化而製備。接著將在這些 條件下產生的大網狀碳碾碎為少於30微米粒子大小。 六種不同黏合劑使用於實例3 6。 在表I中標示為’’PVDF’’的黏合劑可購自賓州費城At〇fina 99230.doc 1264845In another embodiment, the carbon is an activated carbon exhibiting greater than 1 〇F/g, an electric valley; a surface area greater than 50 m2/g, or 50 to 3, _mVg, or 2 at least 5 〇0 4, or 500 to 2,5〇〇4, or 800 to 2,500 m/g 'or M〇0 to 2,5〇〇m2/g, or 1,3 to 2,500 m2/g, Or 疋1'500 to 2,500 m2/g; pore volume is larger than 〇"; at least one peak is at a pore-controlled distribution between M and 50 nm and a volume average particle size of less than 5 μm. In the direction of the example, the carbon is a macroreticular carbonaceous material. In another aspect of this embodiment, the charcoal is a powder. Activated carbon suitable for use in the present invention can be made from several starting materials including, for example, phenol -formaldehyde polymer, melamine/formaldehyde polymer, resorcinol-formaldehyde polymer, polyaniline, polyacrylonitrile, kyne dip, coconut shell, carbohydrate (such as sucrose), asphalt, wood and Mixtures suitable for use in the present invention include, for example, polyamines, polyesters, cellulose esters, methylcellulose, methacrylates, polymethacryls Acid ester, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyvinylidene difluoride (PVDF), polyphenyl hydrazine, polyvinyl pyrrolidone, polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), foamed polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE), Ethylene propylene diene monomer (epdm), high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE), styrenic, and combinations thereof. Suitable for use in the present invention 99230.doc 12 1264845 Commercially available adhesives include from Atofina Chemicals of Fly Phla' Kynar® 761 and Kynar® 2801 of Negative State. It is well known that the prior art is suitable for use in known devices comprising the electrode structure of the present invention: the material of the mouth J is, for example, the electrode structure for the double layer, super Capacitor, = The right side of the art knows to choose the binder material that is compatible with the electrolyte to be used in the device. / In the case of the body yoke, the binder exhibits an I grain size of less than or equal to 5 microns. In a specific embodiment, the binder exhibits a volumetric flatness of 50% of the volume average particle size exhibited by the average particle 2 carbon, which is suitable for use in the electrically conductive additive of the present invention, including oxidized oximes, oxidized needles, and mixtures thereof. Anti/,,, graphite In the case of the value 逡, MA 1U 贯 y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y Commercials of the present invention & for the inclusion of black, including, for example, Ketjen Black and B, respectively, derived from Azk0N()bel and C〇rP〇ratlon, exhibiting less than or equivalent: in a particular embodiment, Small. The volume average particle of the fly 4 is not large. The electrode structure of the present invention can be used for a multi-layer capacitor (also known as a supercapacitor device including a 'electrical' 4 and a capacitor deionization device. The package power storage device can be used in a variety of systems including, for example, "=,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Use electronic system, transmission system, quotient 99230.doc 1264845 (C2H5) 4NBF4, (c?h, 5)3(CH3)NBF4, (c H) PBF and ((CH3)PBF4 group. Han...汨5)3. In one embodiment, one of the famous salts may be from 0·1 to 2.5 mol/L, or 〇^5?, liquid. 〇··5 to 2 m〇l/L The concentration is dissolved in an organic solvent and is suitable for use in the present invention. For example, a polypropylene fiber woven fabric, a glass fiber nonwoven fabric, a synthetic fiber, a natural fiber or a combination thereof is produced. The following are examples of specific embodiments of the invention, and all fractions and percentages indicated in the following statements are by weight unless otherwise specified. Force Example 1 Preparation of Electrode Structures Two different activated carbons are used in the examples. _36. In Table I, the standard is not ff BP - 1 5丨丨的石卢"άΤ日塞ώ The cockroaches were purchased from BP-15 of Kuraray Chemical, Japan. The carbon line labeled "EGL_572" in Table I was crushed to less than 30 by the product Ambers〇rbTM 572 from Rohm and Hass Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Prepared by micron particle size. The carbon line labeled "EGL-923" in Table I was prepared by the product AmberliteTM XAD-761, available from Rohm and Haas Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at 1,000 (: slain and activated under carbon dioxide) Preparation. The large reticulated carbon produced under these conditions is then crushed to a particle size of less than 30 microns. Six different binders are used in Example 36. The binder labeled as ''PVDF'' in Table I can be used. Purchased from At〇fina, Penn, Pennsylvania 99230.doc 1264845
Chemicals 的 Kynar® 711。 在表1中標示為,,PTFE,’的黏合劑可購自紐澤西州DaytonChemicals' Kynar® 711. The adhesive labeled PTFE, 'in Table 1 is available from Dayton, New Jersey.
Shamrock Technologies,Inc” 的 FluoroTM C-369。 在表I中標示為”AP”的黏合劑為藉由自實例2所敘述乳液 聚合物乾燥為粉末形式而製備的12重量%的聚(丙烯酸丁 S旨)/88重量%的聚(甲基丙烯酸甲酯)乳液聚合物的丙烯酸系 粉末。 ^ 在表1中標示為’’AE’’的黏合劑為使用實例2所敘述步驟製 備的水相12重量%的聚(丙烯酸丁酯)/88重量%的聚(甲基丙 烯酸甲酯)乳液聚合物之丙烯酸乳液。 在表I中標示為Epoxy的黏合劑可購自紐約州(Tarryt〇wn)FluoroTM C-369 by Shamrock Technologies, Inc. The binder labeled "AP" in Table I is 12% by weight of poly(butyl acrylate S) prepared by drying the emulsion polymer as described in Example 2 into a powder form. (acrylic acid) powder of 88% by weight of poly(methyl methacrylate) emulsion polymer. ^ The adhesive labeled as ''AE'' in Table 1 is the aqueous phase prepared using the procedure described in Example 2. % by weight of poly(butyl acrylate) / 88% by weight of poly(methyl methacrylate) emulsion polymer acrylic emulsion. The adhesive labeled Epoxy in Table I is available from New York State (Tarryt〇wn)
Ciba Specialty Chemicals 的 Araldite® GT 7013。 在貫例2-19及27-29的每一個實例中,乾燥粉末活性碳與 AP以表I所說明分率混合。 在實例20-26及30-36的每一個實例中,乾燥粉末活性碳 f 與AE以表I所說明分率混合及接著在真空下於60γ乾燥24 小時。 在貫例2-36的每一個實例中,活性碳與黏合劑的混合物 使用IKA® A11擾拌器機械攪拌3〇秒至$分鐘。 在貫例1-36中,三種不同金屬用做集電器,表j標示為,,ai 箔”的集電器材料係購自得自Reyn〇lds c〇nsumer p^duets, a Division of Alec Inc.? 〇f Richmond3 Virginia^ DiamondAraldite® GT 7013 from Ciba Specialty Chemicals. In each of Examples 2-19 and 27-29, the dry powdered activated carbon was mixed with AP at the fractions indicated in Table I. In each of Examples 20-26 and 30-36, the dry powdered activated carbon f was mixed with AE at the fractions indicated in Table I and then dried under vacuum at 60 gamma for 24 hours. In each of Examples 2-36, the mixture of activated carbon and binder was mechanically stirred using an IKA® A11 scrambler for 3 seconds to $ minutes. In Example 1-36, three different metals were used as current collectors, and the j-labeled material of the ai foil was purchased from Reyn〇lds c〇nsumer p^duets, a Division of Alec Inc.? 〇f Richmond3 Virginia^ Diamond
Aluminum Foil。表ϊ標示為”Cu箱”的集電器材料係購自紐約 H〇〇S1Ck Fall 的 Oak Mitsui Company,表城示為”AU 落,,的集 99230.doc 1264845 電器材料係講自俄亥俄州Cleveiand Αιι_ρ〇ιι§的铭箔。 在κ例1-3 6的每一個實例中,活性碳/黏合劑混合物係使 用購自俄亥俄Amberst Nordson Corporation的重力進料 標準負電暈靜電喷霧搶而靜電喷霧沉積於在 表I所才示不的75 mm x 125 mm集電器材料片。在靜電喷霧沉 積』Η «亥集電器材料收集於接地,及該靜電喷霧搶的控Aluminum Foil. The collector materials marked as "Cu Box" were purchased from Oak Mitsui Company of H〇〇S1Ck Fall, New York, and the watch city was shown as "AU Fall," set 99230.doc 1264845 Electrical Materials from Ohio Cleveiand Αιι_ρ 〇ιι§'s Ming Foil. In each of the κ Examples 1-6, the activated carbon/binder mixture was electrostatically sprayed using a gravity feed standard negative corona electrostatic spray purchased from Amberst Nordson Corporation, Ohio. The sheet of 75 mm x 125 mm collector material shown in Table I. In the electrostatic spray deposition Η «Haiji electrical materials collected in the ground, and the control of the electrostatic spray grab
制’數如下·進料空氣麼力1G _,喷嘴空氣壓力⑺^卜 及電壓100 kv。 在貫例1-36中,具碳/黏合劑混合物沉積於其上的集電器 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Blue Island Blue M Electric Co.^ ^ 〇V^580C-2對流爐。對每一個個別實驗,該爐子加熱至表i 斤‘ π /m度。具妷/黏合劑混合物沉積於其上的集電器接著 於爐子熟化並於表1所說明時間期間保持爐子溫度於所標 示溫度。 只4 6的每自結果係提供於表卜每—個實例所產生 :句勾多孔電極之沉積在表1的”均勾多孔電極"的核對標示辨 硪。均勾多孔電極係定義為完全覆蓋及黏著於集電器(由目 視檢查決定)的均勻碳/黏合劑層。㈣包括相對黏著強度 的指示,其係由在實例9、〗〇、Η ^ 貫例9 10 15、2〇-26及30-26所沉積多 孔電極顯現,(亦即,對每一 „11(± ,座玍岣勾多孔電極之沉積的 :例)^表示多孔電極顯現相當差的黏著,, 電極顯現相當良好的黏著, ^ Η# 3表-多孔電極顯現相當強的 夕電極的相對黏著強度係由人工餐決定。 99230.doc 17 1264845The number of the system is as follows: the feed air force 1G _, the nozzle air pressure (7) ^ Bu and the voltage 100 kv. In Example 1-36, a current collector ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Blue Island Blue M Electric Co. ^ ^ 〇 V ^ 580 C-2 convection oven having a carbon/binder mixture deposited thereon. For each individual experiment, the furnace was heated to π π / m degrees. The current collector with the ruthenium/binder mixture deposited thereon was then aged in the oven and maintained at the indicated temperature during the time indicated in Table 1. Only 4 of each self-results are provided in the table for each instance: the deposition of the hook-porous electrode is identified in the check mark of the "Homo-Hole Multi-Polar Electrode" in Table 1. The Hooked Porous Electrode System is defined as Complete Covering and adhering to the collector (determined by visual inspection) of the uniform carbon/adhesive layer. (4) Including the indication of relative adhesion strength, which is shown in Example 9, 〇, Η ^ Example 9 10 15 , 2〇-26 And 30-26 deposited porous electrodes appear, (that is, for each „11 (±, deposition of the porous electrode of the 玍岣 玍岣 :: 例) ^ indicates that the porous electrode shows a rather poor adhesion, and the electrode appears quite good Adhesive, ^ Η # 3 - The relative adhesion strength of the porous electrode which appears to be quite strong is determined by the artificial meal. 99230.doc 17 1264845
表I 樣品 號碼 集電器 碳 黏合劑 型式 碳分率 (重量 %) 黏合劑 分率 (重量 %) 熟化溫 度(〇F) 熟化時 間(分 鐘) 均勻多 孔電極 相對黏 著強度 1 A1箔 EGL-572 - 100 0 450 10 2 EGL-572 PVDF 95 5 450 10 3 EGL-572 PVDF 95 5 500 15 4 EGL-572 PVDF 95 5 450 10 5 EGL-572 PVDF 85 15 450 10 6 EGL-572 PVDF 85 15 500 15 7 EGL-572 Epoxy 85 15 450 10 8 EGL-572 PVDF 85 15 450 5 9 EGL-572 PVDF 50 50 450 10 V 2 10 Cu箔 EGL-572 PVDF 50 50 450 10 V 1 11 EGL-923 PTFE 50 50 350 10 12 EGL-923 PTFE 50 50 500 5 13 EGL-923 PVDF 95 5 500 10 14 EGL-923 PVDF 85 15 500 10 15 EGL-923 PVDF 50 50 500 10 V 2 16 EGL-923 PVDF 95 5 500 105 17 EGL-923 AP 50 50 400 15 18 EGL-923 AP 85 15 400 15 19 EGL-923 AP 95 5 400 15 20 EGL-923 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 21 EGL-923 AE 85 15 400 15 V 1 22 EGL-923 AE 95 5 400 15 V 1 23 BP-15 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 24 BP-15 AE 85 15 400 15 V 1 25 EGL-923 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 26 EGL-923 AE 95 5 400 15 V 3 27 A11 - EGL-923 AP 50 50 400 15 28 EGL-923 AP 85 15 400 15 29 EGL-923 AP 95 5 400 15 30 EGL-923 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 31 EGL-923 AE 85 15 400 15 V 1 32 EGL-923 AE 95 5 400 15 V 1 33 BP-15 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 34 BP-15 AE 85 15 400 15 V 1 35 EGL-923 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 36 EGL-923 AE 95 5 400 15 V 3 99230.doc -18- 1264845 實例2 BA/MMA乳液聚合物黏合劑之製備 12重量%的聚(丙烯酸丁酯)及88重量%的聚(丙稀酸甲酯) 聚合物組合物係使用下列步驟製備: (A)於配備漿式攪拌器,加熱架及溫度計的5公升,心頸, 圓底燒瓶加入: (i) 1267份去離子水;Table I Sample No. Collector Carbon Adhesive Type Carbon Fraction (% by weight) Adhesive Fraction (% by weight) Curing Temperature (〇F) Curing Time (minutes) Uniform Porous Electrode Relative Adhesion Strength 1 A1 Foil EGL-572 - 100 0 450 10 2 EGL-572 PVDF 95 5 450 10 3 EGL-572 PVDF 95 5 500 15 4 EGL-572 PVDF 95 5 450 10 5 EGL-572 PVDF 85 15 450 10 6 EGL-572 PVDF 85 15 500 15 7 EGL -572 Epoxy 85 15 450 10 8 EGL-572 PVDF 85 15 450 5 9 EGL-572 PVDF 50 50 450 10 V 2 10 Cu foil EGL-572 PVDF 50 50 450 10 V 1 11 EGL-923 PTFE 50 50 350 10 12 EGL-923 PTFE 50 50 500 5 13 EGL-923 PVDF 95 5 500 10 14 EGL-923 PVDF 85 15 500 10 15 EGL-923 PVDF 50 50 500 10 V 2 16 EGL-923 PVDF 95 5 500 105 17 EGL-923 AP 50 50 400 15 18 EGL-923 AP 85 15 400 15 19 EGL-923 AP 95 5 400 15 20 EGL-923 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 21 EGL-923 AE 85 15 400 15 V 1 22 EGL-923 AE 95 5 400 15 V 1 23 BP-15 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 24 BP-15 AE 85 15 400 15 V 1 25 EGL-923 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 26 EGL-923 AE 95 5 400 15 V 3 27 A11 - EGL-923 AP 50 50 400 15 28 EGL-923 AP 85 15 400 15 29 EGL-923 AP 95 5 400 15 30 EGL-923 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 31 EGL-923 AE 85 15 400 15 V 1 32 EGL-923 AE 95 5 400 15 V 1 33 BP-15 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 34 BP-15 AE 85 15 400 15 V 1 35 EGL-923 AE 50 50 400 15 V 3 36 EGL-923 AE 95 5 400 15 V 3 99230.doc -18- 1264845 Example 2 Preparation of BA/MMA Emulsion Polymer Adhesive 12% by weight of poly(butyl acrylate) and 88% by weight of poly(propylene) Methyl ester) The polymer composition was prepared using the following procedure: (A) In a 5 liter, neck and round bottom flask equipped with a paddle stirrer, heating rack and thermometer, (i) 1267 parts of deionized water;
(ϋ) 0·20份酒石酸; (iii) 0.018份硫酸亞鐵;及 (iv) 17.8份月桂硫酸鈉於水的28%溶液; (B)接著加熱圓底燒瓶的内容物至48〇c並以氮氣喷佈; (c)藉由合併下列製備第一乳化單體混合物(EMM); (i) 117·4份甲基丙稀酸甲g旨; (ii) 16.0份丙烯酸丁酯; (iii) 99.5份去離子水;及 (iv) 3.46份月桂硫酸納於水的28〇/0溶液; (D) 接著以高速機械攪拌器乳化(c)的產物; (E) 接著將(D)的產物加至圓底燒瓶内容物; (F) 將圓底燒瓶内容物的反應溫度調整至45〇c ; (G) 將0.G72份甲搭合次硫酸氫鈉二水合物溶解於3 53份 去離子水; (H) 接著將(G)的產物加至圓底燒瓶内容物; 、⑴接著將0.074份第三丁基過氧化氫及〇〇74份第三丁基 過氧化氫(70%於水中)加至圓底燒瓶内容物; 99230.doc 1264845 (J) 接著由合併234.8份甲基丙稀酸甲醋、32.0份丙稀酸丁 醋、144.2份去離子水及1.62份月桂硫酸鈉於水的28%溶液 製備第二EMM ; (K) 接著將(J)的產物加至圓底燒瓶内容物; (L) 接著將圓底燒瓶内容物的溫度調整至57QC ; (Μ)接著將0.309份月桂硫酸鈉於水的28%溶液及0.3 14份 70°/。第三丁基過氧化氫接著加至圓底燒瓶内容物; (Ν)接著由合併352.2份甲基丙稀酸甲醋、48.0份丙烯酸丁 醋、193.4份去離子水及2·38份28%月桂硫酸鈉溶液製備第 三 EMM ; (〇)接著將(N)的產物加至圓底燒瓶内容物; (P) 接著將反應溫度調整至52°C ; (Q) 將0.464份28%月桂硫酸鈉溶液(溶解於22.7份去離子 水)及接著0.460份70%第三丁基過氧化氫接著加至圓底燒 瓶内容物;(ϋ) 0·20 parts of tartaric acid; (iii) 0.018 parts of ferrous sulfate; and (iv) 17.8 parts of a 28% solution of sodium lauryl sulfate in water; (B) then heating the contents of the round bottom flask to 48〇c Spraying with nitrogen; (c) preparing a first emulsified monomer mixture (EMM) by combining the following; (i) 117·4 parts of methyl methacrylate; (ii) 16.0 parts of butyl acrylate; 99.5 parts deionized water; and (iv) 3.46 parts of a 28 〇/0 solution of sodium lauryl sulfate in water; (D) followed by emulsification of the product of (c) with a high-speed mechanical stirrer; (E) followed by (D) The product was added to the contents of the round bottom flask; (F) The reaction temperature of the contents of the round bottom flask was adjusted to 45 ° C; (G) 0. G72 parts of the sodium hyposulfite dihydrate dissolved in 3 53 parts Deionized water; (H) Next, add the product of (G) to the contents of the round bottom flask; (1) then 0.074 parts of tert-butyl hydroperoxide and 〇〇74 parts of tert-butyl hydroperoxide (70%) Add to the contents of the round bottom flask in water; 99230.doc 1264845 (J) Next, combine 234.8 parts of methyl methacrylate, 32.0 parts of butyl acrylate, 144.2 parts of deionized water and 1.62 parts of sodium lauryl sulfate. On the water 2 Prepare a second EMM in 8% solution; (K) then add the product of (J) to the contents of the round bottom flask; (L) then adjust the temperature of the contents of the round bottom flask to 57 QC; (Μ) then 0.309 parts of laurel Sodium sulfate in a 28% solution of water and 0.3 14 parts 70 ° /. The third butyl hydroperoxide was then added to the contents of the round bottom flask; (Ν) followed by combining 352.2 parts of methyl methacrylate, 48.0 parts of butyl acrylate, 193.4 parts of deionized water, and 2.38 parts of 28%. Preparing a third EMM with sodium lauryl sulfate solution; (〇) then adding the product of (N) to the contents of the round bottom flask; (P) then adjusting the reaction temperature to 52 ° C; (Q) 0.464 parts of 28% lauric sulfuric acid a sodium solution (dissolved in 22.7 parts of deionized water) and then 0.460 parts of 70% t-butyl hydroperoxide followed by addition to the contents of the round bottom flask;
(R) 接著藉由合併下列製備第四EMM ; (i) 469.7份曱基丙稀酸甲酉旨; (ii) 64.0份丙烯酸丁酯; (iii) 259.5份去離子水;及 (iv) 3.40份28%月桂硫酸鈉於水; (S) 接著將(R)的產物加至圓底燒瓶内容物; (T) 接著將反應溫度調整至49°C ; (U) 接著將2· 14份月桂硫酸納(溶解於1 〇4·6份去離子水) 及2.14份過硫酸鉀(溶解於104.6份去離子水)加至圓底燒瓶 99230.doc -20- 1264845 内容物; (V) 將0.213份28%月桂硫酸鈉(溶解於10.4份去離子水)及 接著0.322份70%第三丁基過氧化氫接著加至圓底燒瓶内容 物; (W) 15分鐘後,〇·213份28%月桂硫酸鈉(溶解於1〇·4份去 離子水)及接著0.322份70%第三丁基過氧化氫接著加至圓 底燒瓶内容物;及 (X) 15分鐘後,冷卻圓底燒瓶内容物至30°C以提供聚人物 產物。 99230.doc -21 -(R) Next, a fourth EMM is prepared by combining the following; (i) 469.7 parts of mercaptopropyl methacrylate; (ii) 64.0 parts of butyl acrylate; (iii) 259.5 parts of deionized water; and (iv) 3.40 28% sodium lauryl sulfate in water; (S) Next, add the product of (R) to the contents of the round bottom flask; (T) then adjust the reaction temperature to 49 ° C; (U) then 2 · 14 parts of laurel Sodium sulphate (dissolved in 1 〇 4·6 parts of deionized water) and 2.14 parts of potassium persulfate (dissolved in 104.6 parts of deionized water) are added to the round bottom flask 99230.doc -20-1264845 contents; (V) will be 0.213 28% sodium lauryl sulfate (dissolved in 10.4 parts of deionized water) and then 0.322 parts of 70% t-butyl hydroperoxide were added to the contents of the round bottom flask; (W) after 15 minutes, 〇·213 parts 28% Sodium lauryl sulfate (dissolved in 1 〇 4 parts deionized water) followed by 0.322 parts of 70% t-butyl hydroperoxide followed by addition to the contents of the round bottom flask; and (X) 15 minutes later, cooling the contents of the round bottom flask The product was brought to 30 ° C to provide a poly-human product. 99230.doc -21 -
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